Building: 46 West 71st Street

Built in 1900, 46 West 71st Street is the third in a series of five Renaissance Revival townhomes originally designed by the architect Gilbert A. Schellinger.
Containing 10 apartments on 5 floors, many original details remain throughout the building. Ceiling heights range from nine feet on the garden level, to over 12 feet on the parlor and second floors.

The property features a south-facing garden, a roof deck and a full-height basement. Many units have been renovated, featuring top of the line finishes, kitchens and bathrooms, and all mechanicals have all been recently updated, including a gas conversion.

Located in the Lincoln Center Landmark and Historic district, it is set on one of the Upper West Sides most desirable blocks, just a half block to Central Park and minutes from all the shops, restaurants and museums the UWS has to offer. Laundry room and private storage.

Description Provided by Alison Glestein